I am a sucker for Laurel and Hardy. My youngest son used to call them the "funny guys". This is one of their best works that I have been able to find. They used to be on Saturday morning TV a lot, but they are kind of fading away. It's too bad, because the new generation would appreciate their comedy. Like the Marx Brothers, they were ahead of their time. This black and white movie from the 1930's is a time capsule on movie production of that time. It has all the classic Laural and Hardy mannerisms which are so charming. The story line and dialogue are simplistic at times, but it is still entertaining. It is movie history from some of the fore bearers of movie comedy.
Review of Way Out West
